Get To Your Core!

Today's Episode is filmed in the heat of the day (115 degree heat index) after an hour-long workout at the park to make a point about STRESS and how you MUST "Build Your Buffer"!

Watch now and get tips on physical, mental, and nutritional strategies so you can "poke some holes" in your stress bucket so it doesn't overflow and spew out all over yourself and everyone around you!

Please share at least ONE simple and immediately applicable strategy that YOU use to build YOUR buffer that could help someone else!  Pay it forward in the comments below!  THANKS!     -Dr. Steve

I appreciate you all.  Enjoy.    -Dr. Steve

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Resources mentioned in this video:

-Wheat / Gluten Elimination (scroll down after clicking)

- Dairy Elimination (scroll down after clicking)

- Herbert Benson (The Relaxation Response)

- Free Video Series of exercises to improve lymph flow and create calm in your nervous system through balanced muscles and good posture (Available for a limited time for FREE)

Here's the The 180 – Age  Formula developed by Dr. Phil Maffetone, whose book "In Fitness and In Health" got me on the right track over 13 years ago.  I realize this is simplistic and may seem to go against new fat burning research on the benefits of high intensity interval training.  But training your nervous system aerobic fitness is still always first on my list…especially during a detoxification program.

To find the maximum aerobic heart rate:

1. Subtract your age from 180 (180 – age)

2. Modify this number by selecting a category below that best matches your health profile:

a. If you have, or are recovering from, a major illness (heart disease, high blood pressure, any operation or hospital stay, etc.) or you are taking medication, subtract an additional 10.

b. If you have not exercised before or have been training inconsistently or injured, have not recently progressed in training or competition, or if you get more than two colds or bouts of flu per year, or have allergies, subtract an additional 5

c. If you've been exercising regularly (at least four times weekly) for up to two years without any of the problems listed in a or b, keep the number (180 – age) the same.

d. If you have been competing for more than two years duration without any of the problems listed above, and have improved in competition without injury, add 5.

For example, if you are 30 years old and fit into category b: 180 – 30 = 150, then 150 – 5 = 145.